BREWSTER, Ohio (WJW) – Law enforcement will be holding sobriety checkpoints in Stark County over the weekend.
According to the Stark County Sheriff’s Office, partnering with the Stark County OVI Task Force, deputies will be conducting checkpoints on Saturday, July 25, in Brewster village.
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The U.S. Supreme Court upheld law enforcement using sobriety checkpoints in 1990, but agencies must follow a set of guidelines like notifying the public with clear details about them.
Authorities in Stark County are once again reminding residents not to drive while under the influence.
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“Impaired driving is never acceptable,” the sheriff’s office said in a Thursday press release. “Always make the responsible choice to plan ahead for a safe, sober ride home.”…